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Another piece of Victoria's history swept away
Another of the arches along our coast has collapsed into the sea.
See Herald-Sun article here. http://www.news.com.au/common/imaged...6666762,00.jpg |
At least it was nature that swept your piece of history away up here at Gympie it is called "The Local Council" and "The Local Committee of the National Trust" who normally succeed in destroying heritage values especially old buildings.
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The minister for the enviroment has let you down.
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Knock them all down! Not worth the risk of injury!
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...rch-photo.html
Gravity must prevail. I'm all for knocking everything tall down, and filling in the deep spots all around the world. The Mount Everests and Dead Seas of the world must become more alike. Steep hills cause vehicles to roll downhill. Tall buildings interfere with birds and wind. Holes cause twisted ankles, and lurid Huckleberry Finn stories about fugitives living in caves. The flat earth must be obeyed. ;) |
Hills
Steep hills also cause CMPs to change down through the gears... come to think of it sometimes even mild slopes do the same thing.:blink:
So yes, let's knock 'em down. Perhaps we should consider the use of explosives. Quote:
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you could also repair them! :yappy:
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You need to live in a place like Ganmain where a street called "Hill St" can have its change in gradient be verified by 3 engineers using surveying equipment.
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All falls down
First the twin towers, now the arch. How do we know it wasn't terrorism with an AlQueida operative in a rampant Cessna?
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1. sarcasm 2. after a bloke named Hill In any case 2 competent amateurs (or one crafty individual) is enough to run a rod and level. The third engineer musrt have been to overcome the incompetence of the other two or to fetch coffee. |
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